Spooling (Simultaneous Peripheral Operations Online) is a process in computing where data is temporarily stored in a buffer (usually on disk) before being sent to a device, such as a printer or disk drive. This allows the CPU to continue processing other tasks while the I/O operation is being performed, increasing overall system efficiency. A diagram of spooling would typically illustrate a CPU sending data to a spool, which then sends the data to the output device while the CPU continues its operations.
Unfortunately, I can't create diagrams directly, but you can visualize it as a flowchart with arrows showing the flow from the CPU to the spool and then to the output device.
advantage of spooling
in off line spooling user has no interface with systems it strongly used in Batch system's.it mean's that you submit your request to system , system will cmputing and print result of request without interface with user.
Spooling
Any turbo-charger that spins pressurised air into the cylinder makes a high pitched spooling sound is called a spooling turbo charger.
yes we can show you an actual diagram of a angel fish
WHAT DOES THE DIAGRAM SHOW?
spooling is a term used in computers and it means place an operation that is being run by the operating system in a temporary are until another action is taken. For example sending a print job from your computer to the printer. The operating system places the sent job in a temporary folder until action is taken by the printer. Thanks
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show diagram of batch operating sstem
show me a diagram of a gill
Diagram of what?
show diagram show diagram